One reason might be, that high risk assets need other asset classes to be saturated first, for example stocks from Nasdaq. That is absolutely not the case at the moment 😅
A second reason might be, that one needs cheap money to borrow against and it does rather look like interest rates are going to stall or rise.
But on the other hand: Commodities have soacked up liquidity big, maybe a part of that will flow back into Krypto.
A second reason might be, that one needs cheap money to borrow against and it does rather look like interest rates are going to stall or rise.
But on the other hand: Commodities have soacked up liquidity big, maybe a part of that will flow back into Krypto.
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@BeachPlease I'll look for a DCA position that represents 1% of my portfolio, and I simply want to keep it at that level. If it drops to its yearly lows, I might increase my stake slightly.
If it were to return to its highs, I would take profits towards $VWCE, my base position.
If it were to return to its highs, I would take profits towards $VWCE, my base position.
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